... With respect to the present monetary crisis, the Dublin I e papers are generally uhing every endeavour to calm the ap. Co prehessions of the public. A panic has nevertheless broken 7s. out in Belfast; the mills are only working half time, and a e vast amount of libour is thrown out of employ. I e The Attorney-General for Ireland has filed ex officio in. wil t formations in the Court of Queen's ...

... TtlE COM NIERCIAL CRISIS.-FURTHER S SUSPENSIONS. CIrr, Monday Evening. The Bank of England have to-day raised their charge for sI discount from 9 per cent., which was adopted on the 4th inst., o1 to I0 per cent. St This movement was considered certain, and regret may be E felt thlit the last change was imited to a lower point. * Will any one venture to say that 10 per cent., is a ruinous b ...

... m PRIEFE(LMIENTS A ND Apri'ONTMtNTS. 27 The Rev. Henry Wentworih Acland, M. A., Christ Church, T Oxford, to the Regius Professorship of Physic in the Uni.S versity of Oxford; Rev. F. C. Autridge to the Curacy of A Sneicnton, Notrs. ; Rev. S. C. Baker to thle Incumbency of T, SMookiwoa'l, Monmouthahire ; Rev. r. Bates to the Curacy M of Wold Newton, Lincolnlshire; Rev. J. W. Honest to thleo ...

... DREADFUL COLLIERY ACCIDENT- TWELVE MEN KILLED. (FRON! O(UR OWN IMPORTER.) Tui On Sunday morning last a very serious accident ami occurred at the Hollingwood Pit, Staveley Works, near I Chesterfield, the property of Richard Barrow, Esq.. occa- dec siotting the dentit of twelve men and involving serious ten injury to property. The pit is Vie largest at these ex-thV tensive works, ernplo3ing ...

... PR EFERMKENTS AND AYPOINT3ENTs. Rev. Richard Atlhill, M.A., Vicar orf Somertain, t, be a Surrogate for the diocese of Bath and Wells; Rev. Daniel Capper, M.IA., Rector of Hutitley, to be Rural Dean for the diocese of G!oucester; Rev. Stephen Ieed Cattley, M.A., to St. Jobn'i Church, Cliaplam, Surrey ; Rev. J. A. Clarke, to the Rectory of Kellaways. Vilts; Rev. Henry Clelan, M.A., to tile ...

... ACCIDENTS 'AND OFFENCES. ?? - . .. FATAL ACCIDENT WHILE HUNTINC.-While hunting withit) lY Lord Scarb 'roughi's hounds on Thursday, ?? H1on. Martin ed Hawke, brother of Lord Hawke, was pitched off his hirse, aI is which fell at a fence head-over-heels upon his rider. Mr. fai 'al Hawkse was carried to a neighbouring house, where he very 1 esoon died. ha . SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT A Fouraey.--The ...

... coal le TO THE EDITOR. OF T1F DI)RBY IItECUlV. ck re Sir-Mr. Smedley, in his letter to you, says, with reference *dto a recent meeting of the friends and supporters of the lie- fror ligious Tract Society, i A meeting it called by circular, the my names were selected by the Vicar of St. Werburgh's accordig my to his own statement at the meeting. co to This is a double misrepresentation. The ...

... lie A meeting of this council was held at noon to-day, present lie H F. Gisbornle, Esq. (Mayor), in the chair; Aldermen u SandBarber Bent, Barton, Evans, S. Fox, Forman, %,ladeleyc So ndr Councillors Bites, Branton, Corden, Clarke. Cart-'f imlieh, WV. T. Cox, W. H. Cox, Crompton, Darby, Etches, Jit Gamble, J. Gaiscoyne, G. Gascoyne, Gadshy, Henley, W Mood, Malin. Mason, Owen, Oakley, Pountain, ...

... LElc .IS'ILIRS ?? The Earl and Countess of Stamford and Warrington arrived Sl in town from Enville Hall, Staffordshire, on Thursday week. I and left on Saturday for Bradgate Park, for the hunting season1. sl We have great pleasure in stating that Mr. S. H. Bradbury i' if (Quallon), the Nottingham poet, now on the staff of the f r. Leicester Advertiser, has received, in consideration of his C ...

... 'EXCELSIOR MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY, DERBY. The second half-yearly soirie of the above society was held in the Atheneunm-room, on Tuesday, the 10th inst., and was, very numerously and respectably attended. The Rev. W. F. Wilkinson, M.A., the Rev. H. Ollard, ?? the Rev. S. C. Sarjant, B.A., Dr. Spencet T. Hall, ES. A., and J. A. Warivick, Esq,. patrons of the society, were present. AL. ...

... I l . A r~~I General LouisEngdneCavaignac, whose death is announced aft this week, was a son of Jean Baptiste Cavaignac, a member of Sel the Convention and of the Council of the Five Hul-ndred, and Ih brother of the late Godefroy Cavaignar, so repeatedly prose- o cuted by Louis Philippe, was born at Paris, on the 15th De. - cember, 1802. In 1S20, whilst in his 15th year, lie enteredas the ...

... JVEDNESDAY, NovNnEm ' 25, 1857. The pressure on our columns of late local matter, | has necessitated the withdrawal of our leading g articles. C I TaE WINTuR AssazEz-Since the publication of the m paragraph inserted elsewhere of the assize arrangements, a they have been altered so far as concerns Baron Sir a William Fry Channel, who takes Chester, Stafford, and a Derby. c The Duke of ...